Do you have Rowhomes in your city? (high crime, neighborhood)

[SteelCityRising]

My area has some as well. Here are three of my favorite urban images.

[nate14ri]

rowhouses aka brownstones are a staple in boston

[Stormcrow73]

Originally Posted by STLCardsBlues1989

St. Louis has some, probably moreso in South City. North City rowhouses are disappearing.

Oops, I missed that you had already mention STL when I posted about it..

[Bobilee]

Here's my walk to work:




6th & Bainbridge renovation


3rd & Pine


I think one of these is the Bouvier house



The Exchange building, 3rd & Chestnut

[Billiam]

you have an amazing walk to work!!

[txguy2009]

yikes scranton and philly look scary

[Minnehahapolitan]

I know. Nice, old architecture scares me too. I bet those Dutch gables in Scranton invite the same Amsterdam types who smoke pot and pay prostitutes.

[Torresdale]

Originally Posted by txguy2009

yikes scranton and philly look scary

Then it would be best to avoid the entire state of Pennsylvania, since it's filled with these scary looking rowhomes.

[DailyJournalist]

Originally Posted by txguy2009

yikes scranton and philly look scary

Philly is a great place, full of character and culture. I do not find it scary at all. I am sorry that older homes scare you but they are much better than the cookie cutter homes in Texas.

[DeaconJ]

Originally Posted by DailyJournalist

Philly is a great place, full of character and culture. I do not find it scary at all. I am sorry that older homes scare you but they are much better than the cookie cutter homes in Texas.

One statement in just as ignorant as the other...both places have their scary parts, both places have character and culture, and both places have cookie-cutter homes. One of you accusing the other of these things is just plain stupid.

That is a pretty walk to work in Philly...you just need to make it about 20 degrees and frozen for six months of the year.